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• Pope Saint Julius I —     Pope St. Julius I     † Catholic Encyclopedia ► Pope St. Julius I     (337 352).     The immediate successor of Pope Silvester, Arcus, ruled the Roman Church for only a very short period from 18 January to 7 October, 336 and after his death… …   Catholic encyclopedia

• Pope Saint Symmachus —     Pope St. Symmachus (498 514)     † Catholic Encyclopedia ► Pope St. Symmachus (498 514)     Date of birth unknown; d. 19, July, 514. According to the Liber pontificalis (ed. Duchesne, I, 260) he was a native of Sardinia and his father was… …   Catholic encyclopedia

• Pope Saint Hilarus —     Pope Saint Hilarus     † Catholic Encyclopedia ► Pope Saint Hilarus     [Also spelled HILARIUS]     Elected 461; the date of his death is given as 28 Feb., 468. After the death of Leo I, an archdeacon named Hilarus, a native of Sardinia,… …   Catholic encyclopedia

• Pope Clement I — Saint Clement I Papacy began 92 AD Papacy ended 99 AD Predecessor Anacletus …   Wikipedia

• Saint Julius I —     Pope St. Julius I     † Catholic Encyclopedia ► Pope St. Julius I     (337 352).     The immediate successor of Pope Silvester, Arcus, ruled the Roman Church for only a very short period from 18 January to 7 October, 336 and after his death… …   Catholic encyclopedia

• Pope Anacletus — Saint Anacletus Papacy began circa 79 Papacy ended circa 92 Predecessor Linus Successor …   Wikipedia

• Pope Marcellus I — Saint Marcellus I Papacy began May 308 Papacy ended 309 Predecessor Marcellinus Successor …   Wikipedia

• Pope Dionysius — Saint Dionysius redirects here. For other uses, see Saint Dionysius (disambiguation). Dionysius Papacy began July 22, 259 Papacy ended December 26, 268 …   Wikipedia

• Pope Miltiades — Saint Miltiades Papacy began 2 July 311 Papacy ended 10 January 314 Predecessor Eusebius …   Wikipedia

• Saint Hilarus —     Pope Saint Hilarus     † Catholic Encyclopedia ► Pope Saint Hilarus     [Also spelled HILARIUS]     Elected 461; the date of his death is given as 28 Feb., 468. After the death of Leo I, an archdeacon named Hilarus, a native of Sardinia,… …   Catholic encyclopedia